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II was the missing link before the
highest attainment of civilization. TO
the Jury he owned stealing the boat.
but said it was lcaky and not worth
much; it wasn't worth over 50. lie
said he would pay the boys Sl5ua
day tor the time they los. i'm going af-
ter him. lie agreed to give the jury
his blankets aud pistol and knife, but
"hc'd be burned II he'd give up his
good old rifle of which he spoke
very atlectionstely. He'd 20 TO the
pcnitentiary Tor fifteen years frs
a TEMPERANCE MAS.
lie commenced telling of log.rou.
ings and whisky. Ills council WINS
nered that some OF the Jury were
temperance men. He then related
how one day on the island he deter
mined to quit drinking, and he had
never drank drop OF Ticker since
lie was temperance. His council
whispered that ne must cs a. IA a
good reputation for truth and &C
ity, whcrcupon he yehcmcltl c.
clarcd that his character wn III
questioned on the island where he
lives. Tbis brought down the house
with laughter.
When the Jury took the case he in
sisted on retiring with them to cA
plain the situation. but this the court
hcartlessly denied
After All hour OF wrestling with the
case, the jury, 20 the conservation OF
the court and audience. and the dis
gust Of the prosecution. brought in a
verdict OF not guilty. The =. \, was
happy. After adjournment, while
the Judge and states attorney were
convcrslng, he approached them and
thanked them. lie sad to the at,o?-
Hey, "Iou fought pretty hard agin
me, but suppose it WAS your duty
but you iedge.' he continued. "acted
the man all the way through. ! haint
got no money, bat ~ soon a. ! get
back to the island I'll send YOU NJ a
whole bar'I OF fish, aud yon Kin di-
vide them up ji-t as You please.
Tn" last seen OF HIM he was trudg-
ing out OF town with his blanket, piS-
tol. knife, rifle and aN, making N bee
Inc southwcstward looking like
Fcunimore Coopcr's pioneer, ecckiug
ms solitary island home.
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VtSEIsftSNILLb.
,,unors of Bright rcNas rown-->o'
cinI aud General Ncu~.

tIuntors of BRIGHT tcNh~ oMh--No-
cial aud General News.
rorros pondcn-c Of The Examiner
NAsTERsVILLE, April 6.-Mcr-
chants, farmers, carpenters. millcrs
and teachers all are busy
MIR. Price simmons has opened a
hardware store.
Mr.. Fowler, of Dcnison. is anxious
to visit Mastersville again.
The beautiful spring ut cold water
at this place continues to give bOun.
tiful supply.
crops IRE not as bad OIL ~ hos been
reported.
Prof Rogers private school o., In a
1ourishlhg condition.
MIR /. Acrl, of Lorena, is y young
Gentleman who appreciates fine stock.
highly esteem the courtesy he ex-
tnndcd to me, the other day, behind
I4 da-hing pair of bay.
Nr. James Taylor IL Mhrtrr-villc'.
siuer mrmcr; he has twenty acres
o, beautiful! corn worked out aud
growing iirely.
Nessrs. Il. >. kincheloe aud Tom
smith are troubled with heart snec
flnn niltl AlpNNpiF 'ihhpN tltHl 'utlls
MIR. u. Garrison is improving a
lu,le. lie says he will pack the road
before hc will ride his educated mule
January. again.
Mr.. Ben Ingram is working hard
md will make good crop OF cotton
corn and potatoes.
Rev. Ar Lee. of Durango, will
preach here the second Sabbath ia
each month
Mr.. Asa Williams is in very high
spirits because n nice little daughter
will hcuctiOrth make sunshine and
4 happiness at his residence.
The new Methodist church ut
lorena is completed ana reflects
credit upon the Inhabitants of trgt
progressive htlle town.
Prohibition club at this place viii
have big celebration nud picnic
some time carly In May. The MOODY
and Lorena clubs viii bc invited 20
participate in The CT joymcnts OF III,
dry. n delightful ume is expected
speakers OF prominence viii be
present.
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WEST, TEXAS.
Woman oi nSound uind--Iic has
Recovered agricultural Notes.
General GIcnnings.

Core, pondcnce OF The Examiner
WEST April G.-Several days ago
woman who says her name l. Scrugg
came Into town, and going o the res
ideucc OF DR., Wiley, asked permi.-
sion TO remain uutii the south bound
train arrived. Wien the train cqme
she said nothing about leaving aud
her suDseQucnt queer actions indlcat-
ed that she was uusound mind. she
frequently mentioned Austin; spoke
of icing locked mp there; 1t is probn-
blc that -he is an escaped luuatic.
She is still in towr. aud gocs from
house to house attracting attention
by her ccccntricilio-.
Dr Milcy's little son who was nc.
cidruu, poisoned with carbolic tc,h
ba- recovered.
The northrr stoppCd the growth
OF the young crops ANA the ground
$50 dry nothing Can grow Young
out- look n If -iugcd bv fire. Wheat
r. looking healthy, out If At a ~tsud
-tiI corn il IN about the sam tundI-
uuu Farmers ARE almost idle. The
'oug continued iair weather has en-
WDled them to finish most prcparator,
work. y large per cent al the cUttOu
Is planted, but few farmers prefer
To wait untll IL rains before finishing.
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1887

For the purpose Of stimulating advance payments, the
management Of the EXAMINER has decided give away in
premiums part Of the money has heretofore lost dcln-
qucnts, and IN accordance with this determination offers
gents handsome solid gold hunting watch size 49,
with the celebrated Watha. movement The watch is a stem
wnder and setter with chronomcter balance patent
pinon, jewels, and il fully guaranteed by
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-07

The public are respectfully Invited
toyi-'j the studio of Prot. l.. Eyth,
Ausuu avenue, near FIFTH street, and
examine his work.
a decsue spent in the pursuit of his
profession enables him 10 warrant
entire satisfaction to his patrons as
aheslcd by the unvarying success at
tanned by him throughout his profes.
-ional career. Portraits of all sizes
rNooutcd IN oil. cravon or pas'cll
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-07

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-TWO ad.
dltional arrests have been made in
the fraudulent land survey case.
lhey were Geo. w. Baker, ON tho
charge OF conspiracy, and Geo. II.
llerine, on ak charges of rousnir'
acy ana one of perjury. Both Of tho
parties are surveyors. Rilly ana
oiack; VINO were arrested yesterday
bond, placed at $1,000 on each CHARGE
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uoiIiiNG FARCE.
VI Extraordinary Scene in AN tIlinnc,
court, Prisoner on the Hadc.

Va h\"'orn'm'r, Scene IN "n Alliance
u,'n'., ..',,nn ~ ' ~.
.,.;n',,orm.ot ,'o air.ni, ,',., .Ia'
,.,..I.. r.i.,i.,l ., 1..,.
,ro.o ,.;oJ .r,oro noa 49,, .,,'.,..
.o,,.i.,io,. J,.in. hn ,o. rar,1
=, n,i.,n. ,J,.r,,n1 ,r,u ~. ,.,ur,a,.
ofnsvid ,,i,ia,,. man. c,.,d To,,
49, i.., Mas. a.'n.,ui,,,1 u,al.
u.. tri,d orh.d ,yi,h . i,,.b.llo
,roo
,,u,o. cl,.,.,,. ,,.,,r,. ,,, s,,,riO..,
,,..,,cod ,bo, rrt.o,,a- ,r,s
.,,..ii,,,i, i,u ,I..,r,,o.t,.,,t .,..li,,,
.n.on ,no Ni-.i...,,t ~. 80.
,ru.,,rl,o .r;.orori 10, ,+r,,,. ur.,.,.
.n,l;od IA t.Icciyili,cJ bord.rnor.
.r,,,,,,J. man .,r,lo .id,..bow ord
.u.,,..t.do .I,,n,. ,o-,.o, .no,. ,,u-
mos ,nortisu
onrino tho rrisoror i,,o .,rr, =.
.o,n,nnndcd tho iuJ,o .,niJ., ,cn-
,s,,,,h,or
..,.., ,.. 81,
nc PRISONER sunni" """" '"'
s7lr Alleges turnct "n lam, aud
everybody laughed He wac monde
.crint caricatur, ofuoturo.-a rortcct
~ .1a,, ..a. ... &C.,, I'm
swamp ""Fo' WV '"'''
-Aunt Vlsascd, S"'o" couP'rr'eI'
long uneven, black whisker-, with
coarse black. uukept hair. bllinv over
+ ,t.',.5,,,Ia. .L ,..ot..1 ,n.,.u
"' '"'"'''''' ''"" '''V -. ''' '''',
& winch were ~ par OF darN'. Nech rest
4 les, eyes, lie wore clo-e-littinE jun.
"A per amir of overhauls rolled M TO
4 tho lno,s sboYi,g tim hlacg n,ut-
~, "'.,' 49, '''" '"H .''' '''o' f"''
K oencA''' when 'er''''"'cu I""r J."
ches above rough, boat-like brogah-,
showing It's ankles. innocent Of socks.
W Lie a trno ch,ld of natur. n, Walked
'"' ''''''' W ''"'"' ~
'"'o 'nc prisoners ooA WIN non
chaIaht air of innocence, and a don't
care look that seemed TO say. well.
I'm ready for tho sacr,dcen
u 'N COZ Isl 'oN y ''9N"'
me luGge smiled, leaned forward
from his high cminencc and said,
NhAtpiy'
GU are the man who stole the
ooat, are your!
swamp Angel wal, yes; but thar's
pint III TIE case, Jedge. They
charged ne WIN stealin, 1t III the
morhlh put lssd.dn't steal it till after
uark' lGreat laughter ! don't
want To DC tried tllI they got Peter
cooper (hlS partner lie if worscr
"i r' "'t "nl' i'o ste"'s Nlliilneh'
,Roars OF laughtor ioinod r.
the court( paTn U,n,,I,d -, an,, ~!
boat hut intontoG a. rn, ~ n't = ,,,,
ltoGk tb,nos dnv, ~ ' ,1.arid =, "''o'
Thn nonrt sS,h Wv" " 'i'o I've
r,ai nm ,hn i,,,, ''." , w. must "plc'
\ " " - uoo YIN
lie in i-,nVi Iuusr' ! "on wan. 10
triod J n wv "a "Su9" "ant ter DC
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CONDITIONS

o follows
already ahead more secure sncKe|
subscribers ticket by year IN advance
back dues and one year III advance
the recognition as thouen
subscriber from tho
agents report
Weekly Examiner sent to friends eau rea inc cNe"
hose.receving .the.paper.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-07
j. S. CURTIS, M. D.
surgeon and specialist. Eye.
iar. Catnrrl aud turon.
ir Diseases.
Power ct kunu Icd@c--Thc Nnrk ut
Specialist ANA the niP' .it'.@
win " hith lie Nccts

the philosophers The maxim
is true, but knowledge is safe.
ty amid the physical ills that
bcSct us; safety in the counsel
of the experienced Medical
Specialist. We are fully
aware with how much Solici.
tudc the family physician has
laborcd to impress upon his
patrons and the public the
idea that all specialists are
quacks. and more particularly
the specialist who darcS to
bring the boon of health too
near thr door OF said patrons.
This is not always the case.
for be- il said to the honor OF
the medical profession. man.
OF them to-day are honest
enough to acknowledge that
while their place is at the bed.
side of those Frustrated with
acute diseases. they have
neither the experience or fa-
cilitieS for the successful
treatment of chronic diseases,
which. in this age and coun.
try. have possession of SO vast
an army of invalidS, and We
are as ready to honor the per
son and office of the family
physician a. to claim for Our
selves the divine right of lib
crty in dcvotiug oar time tC
the treatment of our specials
ties: and aS for advertising
we have the best possible rca
sons for claiming the attention
of the sick through the mcdi.
um Of the public press aud
our own publications. First
because we pay for il, and
second, thousands of men and
women have by letter and in
person thanked us for bring.
ing to their notice the means
that have. under Divine Prov
idcmcc, brought health. happi-
ness and usefulness 10 them
selves or family. Lastly, this
is Il progressive age and Those
. who live in it must bcawak !
TO the facts of the present and
not he held back by the prciu-
diceS of the past The intel.
lectuaI grandeur Of the pres
cnt day is largely represented
by men who devote themselves
TO one particular branch Of
science. 1t is no more than
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-07

Mild, soothing aud healing is DR.
,age's Catarrh Remedy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-07

Among the specialists OF the day
hono are better known, ot have been
more successful than
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by graduated lids and Kariliti-. a
short time since she had 10 be lead
around, Many physicians hnye tried
to cure her, but IN win Now, by
Or pcttitt7 assistance, she is able to
see sufficiently we'll to walk around
safely without assistance and soon
win have her sight completely re.
stored. Literally, she comes out OF
darkness into light.
II should be added, for general IN
formation, that tho doctors stay IN
this city is limited, as he has calls
elsewhere, and those who desire his
valuable tcrviccs should see him early
or it may be too late. Office with
DR.. Curtis. corner Washington and
| sixth street.
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mr.. 'ursis ,snsw ia waco. once. corr
ner Washington and SIKH streets.
Consultation tree. Tive weeks only,
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A MEDICAL SPECIALIST.
thai Can Perform OndCriul
cures. a. Infested bN Crate.
ful I'niiCut>.

>"'n indeed .. The ,clchrnicd pr 49, n.
Pruiu. ~. N.'urtis' Former rrc-
''ptor' wi" st'- uccu ,niIcd go
waco to t~.i.i Sam Nt,hsti.
iututuet Pra,ti,.
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tNIiAIt'INESS.
EN-i."N GiIpIn wants 10 act ~ Di,orce,
aud he Wakes ~ strong Statement
Against Mrs. GIipin.

DENVER, Col., April Ga sensation
has been created in social circles bv
eX-Gov. Gilpin filling his application
IN the county court, claiming iii.
YorCe, alleging inhuman treatment on
the part OF his wife, which, together
with her cXtravAgan and ungOvrru-
able temper, makes his lite burden
lie further alleges that his wife en-
tered into conspiracy 10 take his
life and got control OF his properly
and his children, whose affection she
has cstraugcd from him. Ex-Gov.
GIlpin pray for separation aud the
custody OF his three children. Mrs.
GiIpin has filed an answer denying
all the charges made by her husband.
Gov. Gilpin is - years old aud hi,
wife j. 30, They have been marricu
for thirteen years
Attention is directed to the COM
plete stock of teas and low priced
goods in this line ut G. C.McCulloch's.
sugar and mola,ses have been
shipped in at low rate Of freight
aud can be bought low at G. &. Nc.
Cllloch's.
Whittakcr's unranvassed hams are
always fresh al &. G.. McCullochs
The best aud freshest break fast la.
con ever offered in any market can be
found at {. G. McCulloch's
Two carloads OF that superb flour
Just received by that low rate of
freight, and prices made accordingly
by =. &. McCullocb.
II you want u pure and unadultera-
ted article OF groceries 20 and buy Of
g. {. McCullocb,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-01
The Parks,

washington Circle Is at Twenty street,
New Hampshire and Pennsylvania avenues,
and containing an equestrian statue Of
Mcpherson square Is at Vermont avenue, /,
X and Fifteenth streets, containing an
equestrian statue OF General Mcpherson,
FarQGut Square NJ Connecticut avenue, I, X
and Seventeenth streets, containing "a statue
OF Admiral Farrugut.
Dupont Circle ut New Hampshire Connect.
cut and Massachusetts avenues aul Nlue,
tcenth street, holding the statue of Admiral
Dupont This circle r. IN the heart yl tue
most aristOcratlc part OF the city
Scott Circle, at Rhode Island and Masslchu-
sctts avenues and sixteenth street Cuuiliu'
ing an equestrian statue OF Genera! Winfield
Scott.
Thomas Circle lies at the Intersection OF Yer.
mont and Massachusetts avenues ana NJ
and Fourteenth streets An equestrian
statue ut General George II Thomas udurns
this The smallest of the circles,
Lilac PaTE, at l. and Twelfth trc'ts and Mas
suuhusptts Uyumc. aud SyrINsl Park, ~
two triangle, beautifully, bcpt amt noted
for thgy IIulu,iun ut The shrubs from winch
thuy get their name,
Mount Vernon Place Includes Now YORK and
Massachusetts avenues aud TX street bee
twun seventh and Ninth streets, \ mag
niNuuut fountain In the centre greatly ydAufp-
this beautiful park
Iowa Circle Is ut Vermont and Rhode Island
avenues, i and IDINuuiU rIIN"is. genera.
Grants house is ON the southwest 0be,
Franklin Squprc between aud K and Pllr'
teunth and Fourteenth streets h. the most
Arti>tioully designed and hgsllNu. ut all the
smaller reservations, n contains natural
mound, supposed iD hn an Indian burial.
place and o -priu- ul delicious water,
which supplies several hydUuis
Rawius Square i, at tho intersection OF
New York dvCuue and E street, west ut me
White House, The l,Nw.ius Statue has
been removed TO the south Side of Pcnnsyl
yaulu avenue, south OF Smith street,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-01
ARRIVALS

From Boston-i1ij a, m. ENprcssl.
From New York -ha}i, s, and 1888 q, m; 1870,
?, $40, limitedl, 7i5 (uewl, Saj s;55
From EaltiinUre-5:3j, IO5, s. s.3s, s,ts, go,
and iOij Il. m; i.D, :, $40, I, $50, T;iJ
sew. SAB, $50 and 1857 y N.
From Chicago, ST Louis, PttsNgrg and Cin-
cinuati- U'Oj aud g;aO q. IN; 5'l and sl5
pm.
From Butiaiu, Elmira and Harrisburg $3.50 a.
III. and i.i5 y. m
From Manassas, Thoroughfare Gap and Front
Royal-DI1 u, M, except sundays.
From WarrontOn-slO a. m, llci, sssi and
From Atlanta, New Orleans and Lynchburg-.
$40 a. m. and i9:Oi and s:!3 p. N.
From Popes Creek Lino-s35 a. m. (exCe?t
sundays and $50 y. m.
From Philadelphia-55j, and i0Ai a. m, and
1880, :! $40, 1, i:ij new, s:l5, s;j' and 1911
y, m.
From Richmond and the south-ll.9i a. m;
$40 and II y, IN.
From Aiexandria-la:So Except Monday, 6ss5,
$50, D.a5, y:i1. 1875, and lil a. 10.
m Sundays at 1880, s.20 ana 1874 a, M,
$50, O5l and II y, m.
From Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
$50 and $40 2. m.
From Fort Monroe, Newport News and Nor
folk-3I0p. IN. daily except sunday.
From Round Hill, Leesbufg and points on W.
o. d W W.-s30a a. m. and $3.50 p. N. The even
ing train does not run on sundays.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-01
Seeds That Germinatc quickly

The human system is fruitful soil, aud
among seeds that germinate most rapidly
in 1t are those of rheumatism and neu.
ralgia. A slight cold, brought on by sit
ting in draught, wet feet or damp clothes,
will develop either Of those abominabie,
painful maladles with unpleasant rapidlty.
The proper preventive Of this agonzug
vegetation is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
medicine which nullifes tendency to
either OF the maladies named, and soothes
the aches which they cause. Nor is 1t less
effective as a remedy for rheumatism than
as lite preventive, fact as amply attested
as any other relating to Its curative prop
critics. Mariners, miners, frontiersmen and
others, have ever found 1t a faithful pre-
servative OF health In unfavorable regions,
and benign remedy for malarial disorders
and stomach, liver and bowel complaints.
1t is fine promoter Of appetite and capi-
tai tonic
The Washington critic., 1887-08-01
WASHINGTON CRITIC
WASHINGTON, AUGUST /, 1887.
nER PREFERENCE.

He was handsome and tall,
The envy OF all
The men as he walked by her side,
While slowly the light
OF day chan ged to night,
And merrily rippled the tide.
She, pretty and sweet,
Enhancing aud neat,
Demurely beside him was walking,
While softly the air
Caressed her fair hair,
And listened the while to their talking.
You'll please pardon me"-
He glanced play yfully-
" II really my question should tire.
DO you care for men tall
Or those who ere small
What kind OF men do you admire ~
Her lashes quick fell,
And yelled her eyes we'll
" No pardon for such request;
like mankind all,
Both little and tall,
But then like Hymen the best"
-[Boston Budget.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-01
At Ii. 4 q. StntiOn.

From BaIumore-G:3O $40, $50. 10, l0:3s, i0i5
and ii;li a. IN; 1850, 1905, 4.30, b:20, 6;Sj,
80 $. s:ij and $3.50 y. m; 1880 a. IN. on
Sunday, $40, 10, iO;i5, iO15 a. m; $50 3,Q5,
5'gO G:35, s, s:i5, $50 p. m. 1890 a. m.
From Annapolis-s:20 and l0:8j a. m, ESQ and
$50 p. IN. Sunday 1895 a. m and G:35 p. m }
From Frederick-S25, g:35 a. M, and i.4O,
s'i7 p. IN daily, except sunday; on Sun.
Gay, S2j q. m.
From llarper's Ferry -j:i5 p. m. daily.
From Gaithersburc-7Ij s!2i 935, ii35,
a. m; 255 4, 5:l5, s:l7 and il:90 p. m. sun
day, s:9E. iO.]0a. IN, 5:l5, ,:lT and ii:10 p m.
From Hagcrstown-J:35 q. m, and l:ij, f;s0,
H;ia y, M, daily. except Sunday.
From Chicago and Pittsburg-G:2O and 7:20 q.
IN and 4,2O p. m. daily.
From Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
GEO a. IN. and 1915 o. N. daily.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-01
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Ways and Hours OF Setting In aud
Out Of W ashibgton.
DEPARTURES.
frUu fs, uud ~. Atnf,nu

For Bosion-e 2. m. without change Of cars)
For New Iork-7gj o. $40 llmliCd, all Phil.
man parOr cars, II and il.iOa m: 1905,
g. dlmiicd, all parlOr cars, iaO, 10, ii.9G
y. m
and li40 a, IN daily for New YORK and
phlladclpla; i9C5, 2, I Oimitedj, 4iO,
For Baltim0re-G3i, YES, ., $40 llmlted), go,
II daily except sunday, and 1l:i0 a. IN.
1905 Accommodation, 2, Qmitod), 4.iO,
$50, $40, eco. $40, 10 and ll:p p. m. Ol
sunday OF lyat psDS n. M, local for Balti-
more and way stations.
For Chicago, Cincinnati and 81. Louis-0:JO a.
IN, limitedl and $40 and 10 p, M.
For Buffalo, Elmira and Harris burg--9:t0 a.
m. Rnd 10 y, m
For Annapolis--5.2j a, m, 1905. 40 and 500
y m, SUNDAYS at a IN. aud 4:iO p. M
For POPE creek Line-i.25a a. M, i:40 p. IN.
on week days only.
For AlcXailGria-G. g.iS, $40, lO:5T a. M; l2OL
2;CS, i'2i, i.3j, G.Ol, SOS, 1905. and ii.3i .. m
tsundays atJ, $40, 0:ij, 1851. a. IN; $50, g:Oi
and lUCh r. M
For Richmond and tho south-o and 1857 a.
m, aud i:}j y. m, daily except sunday
via Atlantic Coast Line.
For Cincinnati, Louisville and 81. Louis, via
Chesapeake and Ohio-530p. IN.
For Fort Monroe, Newport News aud Nor.
folk-G:CO and 1887 q. m. except Sundays.)
For Leesburg, Round lllll and points ON ". o.
W.-s:l2 a. N, daily except sunday
ard d15 y. m
For Manassas, Thoroughfare Gap and Front
Royal-23i y. m, except sundays
For Warrenton-s.80 a. M; $50 2. IN. daily
For LynChbure, Atlanta and New Orleans
$50 and ll:2O u. m. daily for Atalial
and II p. m via Midland.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-01
PROVISIONS.

IIRCLE MARKET. - Havtn. Pur-
Market, corner of Vt. ave. and L ST., we earn
estly solicit the liberal patronage given our
predecessors, and, by making such additions
TO stock US the demand may require, with
careful attention to business and prompt de-
livery Of orders, hope to give satisfaction 10
all who patrOn2e us, Respectfully,
$. L. WiLLETT S S. II. GWYNSE,
Successors to T. s. Brooke h Co
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PetrOIetlIn.

B. X. Plain 4 Co., st. Cloud Building,
furnish the following OIL quotations.:
Closed Saturday, SIT; opened 10 day, IS;
highest, 59i; lowest. 57i; @:l5 p. m, 50.
New York Stock Market.
The following have been furnished by
A. Macgill & Co bankers and brokers, 5i5
Seventh street northwest:
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FROM B. s. .. Ntntion.

For Blltimofc--6. C.gn. G:iO. 80, $40 and IS
III ,,iS .ah g,1s onj III ., NJ ~, ~ l,,v,
day, go, ~, $50 aud g:ij 4 m; l.ai, 1880,
3.au, $50, 40, asn, d.i5, s:2j, 1880 p. m.
For Annapolis GIJ, $40 a. Ii. and 1870 and
4.;j y m. Sunday, 500 a. IN, ami $50 y. IN.
For Point oi Rocks Frederick iO;ji am; /;
b.8up, M, Frederick on sunday. 1915 D.. m.
For points In Shenandoah Valley as far as
Lurt! J.lb %. IN. daily, except sunday.
For Gaithcrshurg- and 1910 H. N: 1890,
diO, 20, i.oi, 500 and ll..u y, NJ daily, cx-
cent sunday; on sunday, 1910 a. m. i.lj,
'2i, si5 and ll;!0 p m.
For llagcrstowl-iu.iu u, m. and b;jO y. N. 4.
daily, except undHy.
For ChielgU-iuij a, m, n;i0 p. IN, daily.
For Flttshufg--lu;i5 a. m, S;55 p. NJ daily.
For Cincinnati, Louisville and 81. LOUIs-}.ij
and y 40 d. m MAlLN.
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N. F. Jacobs Of 9l3 d street saw a co..
ored man with suit Of clothes on that was
stolen from his store recently, and he set up
terrific blowing on police whistle. De-
teatiyes Horn aud Mahon responded and
took into custody silas Carter and Ed
Turner, colored.
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"Alderney Dairy wagons.

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every
morning and delivered In ID "Ward"
prints, 4oc. per lb. Also cottage cheese,
buttermilk and sweet milk, &c. per at.
Cream, l5c. per pit.